The Official YouTube Video Thread [OK14: keep out]

[Hugoagogo]

Fun game to watch from Clarke Stadium, September 26, 1970. Edmonton set a new team attendance record with a crowd of 23,061.
(audio kicks in after a couple minutes)

[Hugoagogo]

Fast Times at Ridgemont High was released in theatres 35 years ago today. I remember going. Still one of my all-time favourite comedies.

[Section N]

The Weather Channel set up for a live shot of the Georgia Dome being imploded, and at the perfectly wrong time ... this happened

I am CRYING. The Weather Channel set up for a live shot of the Georgia Dome being imploded, and at the perfectly wrong time ... this happened (via @ajc): pic.twitter.com/LA0cXpC7oX

— Brett Taylor (@Brett_A_Taylor) November 20, 2017

[Angelus]

[Section N]

SNL did this one right...

Chance the Rapper did a hockey skit on SNL, this is hilarious. �������� pic.twitter.com/vsxmM2g3ll

— NO CHILL SPORTS (@NoChiIlSports) November 20, 2017

[Angelus]

Today's Georgia Dome implosion isn't the first time the MARTA bus had terrible timing pic.twitter.com/pNSyY5fPQf

— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) November 21, 2017

[Section N]

Mike Leach was asked for wedding advice by a reporter. I’m dying. pic.twitter.com/7e5wcBu9ke

— Football Posts Media (@FballPosts) November 22, 2017

[BaronAmongYou]

I had no idea this existed, but... just watch it.

[Moon1]

Fun game to watch from Clarke Stadium, September 26, 1970. Edmonton set a new team attendance record with a crowd of 23,061.
(audio kicks in after a couple minutes)

Wow
Don't have time to watch this whole thing but Zuger, Mosca, Barrow, TJ Coffee, Jim Thomas, Dave Cutler, Don Trull
WOW!!!
I watched all those guys back then.
A simpler fond time

[Section N]

[Angelus]

That one does not disappoint.

[Hugoagogo]

[Hugoagogo]

Gold

[Section N]

[Hugoagogo]

For anyone who spent hours and hours renting/watching all the best and worst horror VHS back in the 80's and 90's...
Puppet Master is back!

[Hugoagogo]

I'm guessing this is coaches film for Sept 1st, 1971 Argos at Esks (Clarke Stadium)
Joe Theismann at QB for the Argos - not sure who is QB for Edmonton. Maybe Larry Lawrence? Perhaps 56Parkies or someone else can confirm.
edit - looks like Don Trull gets in there is well in the 3rd quarter.

Enjoy.

[56Parkies]

I'm guessing this is coaches film for Sept 1st, 1971 Argos at Esks (Clarke Stadium)
Joe Theismann at QB for the Argos - not sure who is QB for Edmonton. Maybe Larry Lawrence? Perhaps 56Parkies or someone else can confirm.
edit - looks like Don Trull gets in there is well in the 3rd quarter.

Enjoy.

Yessir, that's #19, Larry Lawrence at the helm to start off the game. Fun to watch

 

even if we do lose on a last-play missed field goal

[turftoe27]

Yessir, that's #19, Larry Lawrence at the helm to start off the game. Fun to watch

 

even if we do lose on a last-play missed field goal

Fun to watch. Pipes and LaGrone were more agile than I remember. Griffin and Gasser at LB. Shatzko at DE, # 55 I believe. Weird to relive how the punt returners were out bare naked with no blocking at all. Dupuis, Wylie , Walasiuk were a tough bunch of CFL'ers. Still recall Ed George of the Als hitting one of our returners while the returner was waiting to catch the ball. Brutal takeout.

[Hugoagogo]

Seven years old!!!

[Hugoagogo]

Perhaps this re-cut trailer will finally answer the question, is Die Hard a Christmas movie?

[Henry1122]

That was astonishing

[Hugoagogo]

[Hugoagogo]

Watching the Oiler presser this morning reminded me to watch this

[Hugoagogo]

60 years ago today, Buddy Holly died in a tragic plane crash along with Ritchie Valens & JP Richardson (The Big Bopper) after a concert in Clear Lake, Iowa the night before. Buddy was one of the original innovators, influencing many future generations of rock and roll artists. He popularized the four-piece rock band as well as multi-tracking/overdubbing and the use of orchestration in rock music... and he was a very talented songwriter. So much accomplished in his twenty-three years.

[eskfan152]

60 years ago today, Buddy Holly died in a tragic plane crash along with Ritchie Valens & JP Richardson (The Big Bopper) after a concert in Clear Lake, Iowa the night before. Buddy was one of the original innovators, influencing many future generations of rock and roll artists. He popularized the four-piece rock band as well as multi-tracking/overdubbing and the use of orchestration in rock music... and he was a very talented songwriter. So much accomplished in his twenty-three years.

Buddy Holly was an unreal rock n roll pioneer. One of my absolute all time favorites, and he had been dead nearly 20 years before I was born. I wonder what his career would have turned into had the plane not crashed.

[danlaurin]

Buddy Holly was an unreal rock n roll pioneer. One of my absolute all time favorites, and he had been dead nearly 20 years before I was born. I wonder what his career would have turned into had the plane not crashed.

Don't forget Richie Valens only 18 and a Blossoming Star in the Music industry.

[eskfan152]

Don't forget Richie Valens only 18 and a Blossoming Star in the Music industry.

Ritchie had some good music and some real potential to be a legit music star, but Buddy was on a whole different revolutionary level as to what he did for music.

[Hugoagogo]

In the off season, I usually watch old games I have on hard drives and DVD's as well as youtube hightlights. This game from 2009 was a fun one.

[Smartie123]

In the off season, I usually watch old games I have on hard drives and DVD's as well as youtube hightlights. This game from 2009 was a fun one.

That game was so much fun. We were at a Keg in downtown Toronto & EVERYONE was into it!

[stamphater]

60 years ago today, Buddy Holly died in a tragic plane crash along with Ritchie Valens & JP Richardson (The Big Bopper) after a concert in Clear Lake, Iowa the night before. Buddy was one of the original innovators, influencing many future generations of rock and roll artists. He popularized the four-piece rock band as well as multi-tracking/overdubbing and the use of orchestration in rock music... and he was a very talented songwriter. So much accomplished in his twenty-three years.

Crazy piece of that story is that a young Waylon Jennings gave up his seat for Buddy...